A central counterparty has segregation and portability arrangements that protect a participant's customers' positions and related collateral from the default or insolvency of that participant, and, if it also offers protection against the concurrent default of the participant and a fellow customer, ensures that protection is effective. Its account structure identifies customer positions and segregates collateral in individual or omnibus customer accounts; portability is structured so customer positions and collateral are very likely to transfer to other participants; and it discloses its rules and any legal or operational constraints on segregation and portability.
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